After QNT’s surge, traders are scanning for the next TradFi-onchain token narrative

QNT has become one of the market’s hottest TradFi-onchain trades after a sharp rally that was amplified by social media and renewed attention to Quant’s institutional partnership story. According to figures circulating in the market, the token was up more than 140% at one point in a single day and more than 400% over four days before pulling back from local highs. The move followed growing discussion of Quant’s role in The Clearing House’s On-Chain Money Initiative, a project aimed at building a network for clearing and settling tokenized deposits while connecting with existing payment rails such as RTP and CHIPS. Still, the market is split on whether that development directly supports the QNT token. Some analysts argue that The Clearing House selected Quant’s Overledger technology, not the token itself, and that there is still no public contract detail showing QNT will be used in clearing, settlement, or collateral functions. BlockBeats said that beyond QNT, investors are also watching other TradFi-onchain names tied to securities custody, collateral management, tokenized assets, trade finance, and cross-chain infrastructure, including Canton and its token CC, Chainlink, Ondo, Stellar, XDC Network, and Axelar.